Welcome to CLASS Academy, Monmouth County Vocational
School District's alternative high school program, located at 105
Neptune Boulevard, Suite 305, Neptune, NJ (07753).
Information on
this weblog is updated regularly, and contains documents which you may
find useful, including the school's calendar, our program's daily
schedule, student handbook, and news about our program and district.
Please
feel free to post your comments here, or contact my office at
732-431-7245 for more information about the program. You can also reach
me by e-mail at Earl_Moore@mcvsd.org.
For information regarding the District's Anti-Bullying Policy, contact School Anti-Bullying Specialist and School Counselor Melinda Kelley at Melinda_Kelley@mcvsd.org, or contact MCVSD Anti-Bullying Coordinator Anthony Schaible at 4000 Kozloski Rd., P.O. Box 5033, Freehold, NJ, 07728-5033.
Phone: 732-431-7945. E-Mail: tony_schaible@mcvsd.org.
In order to foster the health, safety and well-being of pupils, and to promote the achievement of high academic standards, all students are informed of the parameters and expectations of student conduct as outlined in the program's Student Code of Conduct, and the school's administrative responses to violations of law and district policy relating to Pupil Discipline. The Student Code of Conduct and Pupil Discipline is discussed with each student on their first day of school. Once discussed, all students sign two copies of the program's Student Code of Conduct Agreement, one of which is kept on file at the school, the other is retained by the student.
In addition, the Monmouth County Vocational School District requires that polices and regulations relating to Pupil Discipline/Code of Conduct be made available to all members of our school community, including parents. If you have any questions about these policies or regulations, do not hesitate to contact the Principal directly.
Parents can log on to the Monmouth County Vocational School District's secure online database, PowerSchool, and view their child's grades and attendance records at any time, from any computer with internet access. In order to access your child's records, confidential log-in information is required. If you did not receive your log-in information in the mail, or if you are having difficulty logging in, please contact the school Principal.
Parents will still receive official report cards in the mail at mid term and at the end of each semester.